The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 56
... first Ap- pearance ; which will not feem ftrange , when I acquaint my Reader that the Lion has been changed upon the Au- dience three several times . The first Lion was a Candle- fnuffer , who being a Fellow of a tefty cholerick Temper ...
... first Ap- pearance ; which will not feem ftrange , when I acquaint my Reader that the Lion has been changed upon the Au- dience three several times . The first Lion was a Candle- fnuffer , who being a Fellow of a tefty cholerick Temper ...
Strana 85
... first we may reckon Bi- fhops , Deans , and Arch - Deacons . Among the fecond are Doctors of Divinity , Prebendaries , and all that wear Scarves . The reft are comprehended under the Subalterns . As for the first Clafs , our ...
... first we may reckon Bi- fhops , Deans , and Arch - Deacons . Among the fecond are Doctors of Divinity , Prebendaries , and all that wear Scarves . The reft are comprehended under the Subalterns . As for the first Clafs , our ...
Strana 239
... first Eminence , there grew up another Set of Writers , who gained themselves a Reputation by the Remarks which they made on the Works of those who preceded them . It was one of the Employments of thefe Secon- dary Authors , to ...
... first Eminence , there grew up another Set of Writers , who gained themselves a Reputation by the Remarks which they made on the Works of those who preceded them . It was one of the Employments of thefe Secon- dary Authors , to ...
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